N64 Steampunk Pi3 for Brother's birthday Update

My brother had a few crappy chinese clone N64 controllers laying alongside a busted N64 Console.
His birthday is coming up so I decided, without any prior experience, I was going to whip something up real quick for him (he loves steampunk and victorian era invention-ism)... Read on Imgurians... Read on...

After hours of trial and error, translating French forums, beating a hole in the drywall with my forehead, and a few fetal position moments, I was able to get Recalbox working as well as I could. I even learned how to manually program the N64 controller to work specifically for the N64 emulator without issues!

Once I pulled myself out from under my desk of shame for the last time I was able to relive some childhood memories. This has delayed the project 2 days.

So... without any prior painting knowledge, a few rattle cans , acrylic paint from 5 years ago, and youtube I attempted painting the controllers... Whether they actually look good or not, there is some blood, sweat, and many tears within this paint of brotherly love.

Attempt 1: Aging Bronze.

Attempt 2: Shitty Copper and stuff.

Well hot damn It works.

Step 341: Jam that shit into the case as best you can, take it all out, think for more than 2 minutes, place everything back in like this and smile.
FYI: I tore apart 2 mayflash N64 to USB adapters and soldered them to the original controller ports so the front face would work as original.
RPI enthusiasts: YES I know the fan is not necessary but I had one and used it, just breathe...

Controllers plugged in.

The center black and gold piece is a Volt Meter from before I was born. It still works and the needle flickers around when you turn the power on.
I used a rotary knob switch to turn the Pi on and off.
The rest of the stuff is just decoration.